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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1917, Page 3

TONIGHT! PEERLESS PICTURES! TUESDAY! Thoc.. H. Ince presents the Six-part Paramount Production — “ THE ITALIAN.” “ THE ITALIAN.” Featuring GEORGE REBAN. The restless movement of a child in tho land of dreams changes the courso of a life and stays the hand of vengeance. “One touch of Nature makes the whole world akin.” GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME! :: FUEL ORCHESTRA!

A very old resident of the district named William Fairbairn, died at Reefton hospital on Saturday. * Deceased for many years was mining in Maori Gully, near Reef ton, where he met with sl fair amount of success. In later year he was attacked with rheumatism, and some time ago was taken to the hospital where lie remained until his demise. Deceased was horn in Scotland and had reached the 'good old age of 8-1 years Rest plantation rubber backed by Britain’s best brains go to make Clincher Cross Tyres unsurpassed for hard wear on rough roads. Give them a trial and note their resilancy and economy. All dealers. Spring is here, therefore Schroder and Co. nro making a special display of curtains in all tho newest fabrics,, viz: voiles, colored madras, cloister cloth, also a splendid range of Chinese matting, ■rid squares at a very moderate price. Inspection is invited. No one asked to bnv.— Advt.

for continuation of news, see first and fonrth o«eor WANTED.— A SNIGGER. Apply —Wm. Perry nnd Co., Takutnl. |OR SALE—ONE BREECH LOADL IXG GUN, with case complete, cJioke both barrels, and in perfect order, and has also put up good performances in clay bird matches. For particulars apply to this Office. FOUND. N MY PROPERTY, Evans Creek. w one black MARE, with white star and one white foot, and one bay MARE with white Star. If not claimed and all expenses paid will be sold,

GARNET PERRY. for: SALE. Drapery business a» a going ooncern conducted successfully by the undersigned. Apply for full particulars to— MRS. E. DAVIDSON, * Rcvell Street Hokitika. ALL ACCOUNTS due to the above are requested to be paid before September 29th. NONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED. LET THERE BE LIGHT. A PICTURE WITH A PURPOSE. ■pRINCESS r|T HEATSE. Direction : : E. J. CARROLL. ON FRIDAY 21st SEPT., at 8 p.m. 'Hie most astounding, Sensational and > Thoroughly convincing PROPAGANDIST PICTURE over presented, ‘‘WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN. SCATHING/! RELENTLESS! No medium other than the screen could deal so daringly yet delicately with a subject so vital to modern civilisation. IT MUST BE SEEN BY EVERY ADULT IN THE COMMUNITY. NONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED. SIGNORA REGGIARDO will conduct the Orchestra and render incidental Vocal numbers. Dress Circle and Stalls 2s: Stalls Is; reserved, 2s 6d at Mrs Browne’s. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE is given that the COUNTY ELECTORS’ ROLL for use at the forthcoming elections ot Councillors and representatives on Charitable Aid and Harbour Boards will come into force at i> p.m. on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd. Any person whoso name is on the DEFAULTERS’ LIST, who pay* his rates before the coming into force of the roll on the date and time stipulated, shall be placed on the ELECTORS’ ROLL, and he removed from the Defaulters’ List.

D. J. EVANS, County Clerk. Hokitika, Sept. 17th, 1917. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. WRITTEN TENDERS addressed to the County Chairman, Hokitika-, and marked on the outside of the envelope, “Tender for Fisherman’s Cheek Bridge,” will be received at the Countv Chambers, Fitzherbert Street, up to NOON on MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist, for the CONSTRUCTION of j FISHERMAN’S CREEK BRIDGE, j South Hokitika. Plans and Specifications may be teen at the County Office. The lowest or any tonder not necessarily accepted. 11. NORMAN County Chairman. Hokitika, Kept. 17t1i,-1917. THE. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 50.) In the Estate of GEORGE HAGAN, also known as GEORGE HAGEN, late of Kanieri, miner, deceased. ALL creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, the agent of the Public Trust Office at Hokitika, on or before the Bth day of November, 1917. Accounts not rendered by the date rained may he rejected. All moneys payable to the above estat© may bo Indeed to the credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any postal moneyorder office, or paid to the Agent of the Public Trust Office at Hokitika. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. Bth September, 1917.